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Automation Controls Technician 5th Shift Lincoln, NH

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Automation Control Technician Type:
1099 Independent Contractor (Right‑to‑Hire)
Shift:
Friday-Sunday, 6pm-6am (36 hrs)
Shift Differential:
+$4.50/hr (5th Shift)
Pay Range:
$22.89-$47.78/hr + $4.50/hr differential Requirements — Must Meet ALL to Be Considered Background Check Drug Test Overtime Availability About the Role This role is perfect for someone who loves working with their hands, solving problems, and bringing high‑tech automation systems to life. You'll work directly with engineers and technicians to build, wire, assemble, troubleshoot, and repair custom automation equipment that incorporates robotics, lasers, feeders, indexers, welding, machining, induction heating, packaging systems, and more. If you enjoy working on cars, machinery, farm equipment, or fabrication projects — your skills translate beautifully here. This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity with right‑to‑hire , offering a strong pathway into long‑term employment. A Day in the Life Work side‑by‑side with automation engineers and technicians to interpret designs and build custom automation equipment. Review SolidWorks models, drawings, sketches, and specs to plan assembly steps. Organize incoming materials from machine shops and vendors. Calculate dimensions, plan layouts, and determine assembly methods. Verify alignments, clearances, and part fit. Lift, position, and secure machine components. Assemble mechanisms, frames, and automation assemblies. Wire and plumb machines with guidance from engineers. Set up and troubleshoot automation electronics (sensors, VFDs, etc.). Operate basic machine tools (lathes, mills, welders) for fabrication. Verify machined parts meet specifications. Attend training to expand skills in electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, PLC, and robotic systems. What Helps You Thrive 5+ years in a mechanic, machinist, manufacturing, or hands‑on technical environment Strong mechanical aptitude — automotive, farm, home repair experience is a big plus Ability to read drawings, models, and technical specs Experience assembling, troubleshooting, or repairing equipment Comfort using machine tools and fabrication equipment AS degree in engineering/technology is a bonus Strong problem‑solving skills and willingness to learn advanced automation systems
Pay:
$22.89 - $41.78 per hour
Work Location:
In person